Connecticut anglers continue to see incredible striped bass fishing throughout the Long Island Sound this week.

Striped bass fishing remains consistently productive, while bottom fishing in the Long Island Sound yields multiple species.

Striped bass and bruiser bluefish remain in numbers throughout the Long Island Sound and along the coast of Connecticut.

Scup and sea bass fishing is productive, stripers bite well on big jigs, and bluefish blitzes provide plenty of summer entertainment.

Bruiser bluefish to 12-pounds are a common occurrence in Connecticut this week, accompanied by consistent striper and scup fishing.

Trophy stripers remain in the L.I. Sound, while bottom fishing for scup and sea bass continues to fill coolers.

There's no shortage of trophy stripers in the waters around Connecticut this week, as anglers enjoy personal best's up to 54 pounds.

The big striped bass bite continues in central and eastern Connecticut, with no sign of slowing down.

Bluefish and bass dominate this week's report as the water warms throughout the Long Island Sound.

Captain Joe Diorio talks striped bass baits, mid-season migration patterns and topwater techniques around eastern Connecticut.